Yes the truth is so difficult to bear. We must avoid it at all cost.

Liberation Theology ( From Blackwell Dictionary of Modern Thought, pg.349

"The first theoretical construction of Christain Faith elaborated in the Third World, liberation theology has the aim of presenting freedom from oppression as a matter of universal religious significance. Of Latin American origin and dating from the 1960s, liberation theology fuses concepts from the social sciences with biblical and theological ideas. In particular, in it's use of Marxist and neo-Marxist social theory it may be superficially read both by undiscerning theologians and sympathetic sociologists as a form of radical social theory incor...

Yes the truth is so difficult to bear. We must avoid it at all cost.

Liberation Theology ( From Blackwell Dictionary of Modern Thought, pg.349

"The first theoretical construction of Christain Faith elaborated in the Third World, liberation theology has the aim of presenting freedom from oppression as a matter of universal religious significance. Of Latin American origin and dating from the 1960s, liberation theology fuses concepts from the social sciences with biblical and theological ideas. In particular, in it's use of Marxist and neo-Marxist social theory it may be superficially read both by undiscerning theologians and sympathetic sociologists as a form of radical social theory incorporating a secular ethic of justice. The Catholic Church questions the epistemological staus of a theology which integrates elements of Marxist theory (Congragation for the Doctrine of Faith, 1984).
The hybrid form of liberation theology creates an initial impediment to definition`. One might go further and say that the use of the noun in the singular, "theology", to describe the corpus of liberation literature, as if it were in any way comparable to classical systematic theology, is misleading."

"Liberation Theology is tied to a political theology influenced by critical theoretical sociology, which is described as liberation theology for Western capitalist society (Metz, 1969). "

It is entirley a Materialist construct. An agenda of Cultural Marxists.